Use the notation (Ctrl+ 1…5) by a method to be define, scene by scene (set by set).Turn off “discover raw images” to “4 - no correction” in the settings for a good speed traetment.Unfilter “no mark” and copy past (Shift+ Crtl+ C / V) all images of each scenesįor a large quantity of images check, one more time, in red the “not so good” images and put them in a trash folder. Sort by date and continue for a new image setĪpply the preset “1 - DxO standard” for all images (Ctrl+ A)įilter “no red mark” and “no mark” to quickly proceded best images first Use the notation (Ctrl+ 1…5) by a method to be define, scene by scene (set by set)Īnd then add a red mark (Ctrl+ 9) for wrong photos “to trash” and a green one (Ctrl+ 7) for the best image “to be first processed in” Turn off “discover raw images” to “4 - no correction” in the settings for a good speed traetment It is quite possible to use DPL to sort photos with shortkeys In any event I would look elsewhere than PhotoLab for your sorting operations… even with your suggestions it still would be too slow for this use (10,000 images - even divided in to sections - yikes!).įor a large quantity of photos I first use XnViewMp (or other photo viewer) to remove the wrong images. Bridge was always a help, never a hinderance, in this project. In a four week period a couple of years ago I sorted~culled 525,000+ images for a NewYork real estate company (their images not mine) who were looking to establish a significant web presence. I know this program inside and out and it is extremely capable. I have used Adobe’s Bridge since its inception. Not used it myself, but it has been recommended by several on the Forum. There are many alternate options~suggestions for sorting~culling that have shown up on this Forum over time - one that has been recurring is FastRawViewer. I know I’m going to be a “wet blanket” here but I do not see DxO - in anything resembling the near future - implementing an effective sorting~cataloging system… and hope they focus mainly on the raw converter aspect of the program not cataloging. I’ve never warmed up to its cataloging style (and slow speed).
IMPORT AND SORT WITH XNVIEWMP PRO
I have used PhotoLab~Optics Pro for almost 15 years. It is, IMHO, a defect for PhotoLab.Īnd if other testers have ideas on this subject, I would be very happy to read it. The combination of keys and arrows allows a great speed of execution. Trash that will only work with the Reject option of the Sort function.Ī photographer always takes care of saving his photos on at least 2 supports. The rejected photos, once selected will all be erased by pressing the trash. Then, either we work on the accepted photos, or we review again the pictures in waiting list that will be displayed thanks to the filter. In one hour, we can process a thousand photos. When photos are loaded on the hard drive, sorting will be done very quickly. : Do not talk to me about the filter currently available with its 19 options because when I open it I am seized with convulsions! Assign left arrow and right arrow to scrolling photos.Assign the 3 keys located at the bottom left of the keyboard (ZXC for QWERTY - WXC for AZERTY):.Display the pictures in a grid or filmtrip (according to the choice) with adjustment of the display size.Add a tab (after Library and before Customize) that could be named Sorting.I obviously do not have the time to sort them daily during my stay, so I have to do it on my return. When I come back from vacation, having traveled 4,000 to 5,000 km by car and 300 to 400 km on a hike, I bring back a good about ten thousand photos. Here is a proposal to make a quick sort of photos.
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